Lucretia Coburn
Oldest of eleven children;
6 sisters & 4 brothers
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1802 Elizabeth d. 1860
1803 Jesse***see below
1806 Nancy Jane d. 1880 GA
1809 Jonathan d. 1877
1811 Darling P. # 37455449
1812 Mary Polly
1815 Sarah Lucretia
1815 Richard Henry***see below
1818 Rebecca
1819 Jane d. 1888 GA
Married Nancy "Nannie" Cole
Father of seven children;
5 daughters & 2 sons
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1818 Harriet Flavia***see below
1823 Leonidas***see below
1826 Eliza Jane (Baker)***see below
1830 Mary***see below
1833 Martha Almira***see below
1837 Hesperia (Alcorn)***see below
1839 William Cole # 5588738
Note***
Early settler in Hinds Co, MS who served as a member of the State Legislature.
A man of immense wealth, he began purchasing large plots of land in the early 1820's.
Owner of a huge plantation. Sadly in 1860, as was the common practice of the time, he had 69 slaves working for he and his family.
Lucretia Coburn
Oldest of eleven children;
6 sisters & 4 brothers
*************************
1802 Elizabeth d. 1860
1803 Jesse***see below
1806 Nancy Jane d. 1880 GA
1809 Jonathan d. 1877
1811 Darling P. # 37455449
1812 Mary Polly
1815 Sarah Lucretia
1815 Richard Henry***see below
1818 Rebecca
1819 Jane d. 1888 GA
Married Nancy "Nannie" Cole
Father of seven children;
5 daughters & 2 sons
*************************************************
1818 Harriet Flavia***see below
1823 Leonidas***see below
1826 Eliza Jane (Baker)***see below
1830 Mary***see below
1833 Martha Almira***see below
1837 Hesperia (Alcorn)***see below
1839 William Cole # 5588738
Note***
Early settler in Hinds Co, MS who served as a member of the State Legislature.
A man of immense wealth, he began purchasing large plots of land in the early 1820's.
Owner of a huge plantation. Sadly in 1860, as was the common practice of the time, he had 69 slaves working for he and his family.
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